Navratri is celebrated with devotion, colourful decorations, and traditional rituals across India. On Day 4 of Navratri, devotees worship Maa Kushmanda and decorate their homes with flowers, diyas, and beautiful rangoli patterns. Traditional rangoli designs add colour to home entrances, temples, courtyards, balconies and puja rooms.
From simple floral circles to intricate lotus patterns and geometric artwork, there are plenty of rangoli ideas for every space. Here are 27 traditional and easy Navratri Day 4 rangoli designs to inspire your festive decorations.
Traditional Floral Rangoli Designs for Navratri Day 4
- Traditional Marigold Rangoli: Use yellow and orange shades to create a circular flower-inspired pattern.
- Rose Petal Rangoli: Arrange red and pink petals around a white centre.
- Eight-Petal Floral Rangoli: Create a symmetrical flower with eight colourful petals.
- Floral Diya Rangoli: Draw a flower around a central diya motif.
- Multicolour Flower Rangoli: Combine pink, purple, yellow, green and white for a vibrant design.
Maa Durga-Inspired Rangoli Designs
- Maa Durga Symbol Rangoli: Create a devotional pattern featuring a traditional goddess-inspired symbol.
- Trishul Rangoli: Draw a trishul surrounded by colourful petals and decorative borders.
- Kalash Rangoli: Make a traditional kalash design with leaves and a coconut motif.
- Red and Yellow Devotional Rangoli: Combine festive colours with small floral patterns.
- Diya and Shakti Rangoli: Arrange diya motifs around a central devotional design.





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